MEPJOBS UK
Senior MEP Quantity Surveyor

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Blyth, Northumberland, UK
Salary negotiable | Living out allowance & Travel offered
We are working with our client who is a Tier 1 main contractor, with a strong reputation in data centres, life sciences, commercial, and infrastructure projects across Ireland, the UK, and Europe, to recruit a Senior Quantity Surveyor - M&E/MEP.
This role sits on one of the largest data centre developments in the UK - a c.£10 billion hyperscale campus in Blyth, delivering up to 10 data centre buildings across a 100-hectare site.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare monthly, interim, and final valuations, applications for payment, reconciliations of valuations and costs, and amounts for M&E contracts, sub-contractors, specialists, and suppliers
- Provide necessary information to enable accurate and regular review of cash flow and contract positions on M&E packages
- Work with the Procurement Manager to place M&E sub-contracts on work under their control, where required
- Conduct detailed examination of M&E contract documents and highlight any anomalies
- Prepare, submit, and agree interim and final valuation dates with client representatives
- Prepare all necessary take-offs and measure M&E works in advance of requirements from the Estimating, Procurement, and Planning departments
- Prepare contract final accounts for each completed section of the M&E works, including all adjustments, and submit and agree with client representatives
- Carefully record all details involving contractual delays
- Manage and coach contract surveyors, assistant surveyors, and junior surveyors reporting to them
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Requirements
- Experience with a main contractor or M&E contractor ideally
- Previous project experience in M&E/MEP on major construction, data centre, or industrial projects - mission-critical or hyperscale data centre experience highly advantageous
- Chartered or working towards chartership (RICS/SCSI or equivalent)
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- Excellent IT skills
- Good understanding of NEC forms of contracting


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Benefits
- Highly competitive, negotiable salary
- Living out allowance
- Car allowance
- Pension - 5% employer matched
- 24 days annual leave + Bank Holidays
- Project completion bonus
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